PayForED is proud to announce its partnership with the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) to provide training programs, software access, and consulting services to
The Department of Education launched the Student Loan Forgiveness Application site on October 17, 2022. This website follows the prior launch of a beta
A change in the rules for the Student Debt Relief happened sometime Wednesday, 9/29, due to a modification on the program’s FAQ webpage. The Department
FAFSA Simplification Act is continuing and will significantly impact this year’s college-bound seniors. In addition, these changes may affect your current financial aid packages for
On Wednesday, August 24, President Biden announced his long-awaited Student Debt Relief Plan. It addressed the growing problem of student debt in the country and
Students and Parents will complete the FAFSA form and application for the school year 2023-2024, which will become available on October 1, 2022. Families will
The Data Retrieval Tool or DRT is an online tool available as part of the FAFSA submission process. The DRT provides parents and students an
How do families handle FAFSA changes if their financial situation is different? Your current financial circumstances may be different than the tax information reported on
This year’s college-bound seniors and their families should be comparing their award letters shortly. To help you better understand the college affordability factors, PayForED has
Following the elimination of the Department of Education (DOE), students and parents should expect further changes to the current process. Last year, we had an
Over 70% of families finance a portion of their children’s education, and many families need help understanding the long-term consequences of borrowing loans to pay
College Acceptance letters and financial awards are being issued as you read this article. Most schools will issue them by 4/1 for college-bound students. The
Tax season is here, and the 2025 tax filing decision will be critical for federal student loan borrowers. Currently, over 62% of student loan borrowers
Beginning June 30, 2026, the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) will reshape and impact key aspects of Higher Education, including how students borrow and pay
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